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13MES-REC0RDER. 'V C.NTF-EK2DTKI TEAR AMERICUS, GEORGIA, FKLDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16. 1907 lMTTltfRTCtt /Lil AT ANSLEY’S Easier Comes Early in 19B7 OTHERS TO GIVE IF (SITE OF BUILDING IS A SUM IS RAISED! FIXED AT LAST To Americas Y. U Building fund C. A OTHER CITIES «IVB LIBERALLY So it would be wise to “get busy” in order to get the Easter Dress through the hands of the Dress-maker in time. Don’t put it off too long but come early anc make your selection. 36 Inch Suit Silks in small checks, stripes, etc just in by express. Remember that we are sole agent for the celeprated Money-Bak Silks. These silks carry the strongest guarantee of any manu factored merchandise, Guarantee certificate given with every piece purchased. NEW Wool Dress Goods just opened, They consist of French Worsteds in all the new small checks and plaids in light colors. Just the thing for Eas ter. Other new things in Wool Taffetas, Chiffon Panamas Voiles, Batistes Etc, in all the popular colors and black, Big line small check suiting ,for early soring suits and skirts. Special 25c yard White goods, in all the up-to-date kinds‘now on display and at prices that will surprise you, New Linens in white and all the new colors for Eton and Jumper Suits. These linens are highly mer cerized and an exact copy of the much used Rajah Silks. NEW Wash Goods in mercerized panamas,taffetas,Pon gees. Etc. in all the new colors. Undoubtedly the best line of this character ever shown in this city. Prices 12 l-2c to 35c per yard. NEW Keiser Wash Belts and Collars, in all the new de signs, always beyond any other in quality and style. They are cheaper because they are better than any other make. ToTholrOwn BuildingFund and Amn- lous Is Bspeoted to Do Likewise—A Pledge of $14,000 Is Given bv s Pew Hare Conditionally. Government To Accept Bank Property. DECISION 1$ MADE WEDNESDAY In view of (be areal encouragement that tho Board of Director, are receiv ing In their effort, to ral«e land, to erect a modern Young Men', ChrliUan Association it wUI be interesting ' to the peopto of Amerlcu, to note the general endorsement of the Y. M. C. A. movomont throughout the country and especially In Georgia and Florida. This association la becoming eo popular that a city la not considered thoroughly up-to-dato unless it has a well equipped Y. M. C. A. Knoxville, Tenn., recently raised 170,034 which was $20,000 more than was first asked from the pa rile. Savannah has raised over $100,000 and will have one of the most hand some Y. M. C. A. buildings in the south. In Jacksonville, Fla,, one matv Mr. IV. Cummer, subecrloed $30,000, and $80,000 has already been pledged by elglitoo'n men. Jacksonville will continue the campaign until about $150,000 la pledged. The small but thoroughly up-to- date city ol aoutu Georgia, Wavcross, has already raised $50,000 for a modem M. C. A. building. And while Americus has not yet done as well as Waycross It la believed tho public spirit of title growing cilv will not be far behind In this movement. Already fifteen (15) persons who aro flotol Park Property Is Taken By Treasury Department for Amerlouo Pottolfloo 6 Its—Building Operations Will Bogin Shortly. The hotel park property was accep ted yesterday by the Treasury 'Depart ment at Washington as the alte of the Fedoral building to be erected In Americus, and It la now confldenUy expected that building operations will be entered upon within the next few weeks. Thus, tho momentous question la settled, and Americas Is pleased. Information of the action of the De partment In accepting the hotel park property was convoyed in a telegram from Congressman K. II. Lewis, who has given the matter much attention. The site thua selected Is probably the most advantageous In Americas. It BID DISCOUNT SAIF Begins today Thursday, Feb. 7th, and will continue through the 23d, of February. The Clothing will be divided into lots and placed on separate tables. Each table will be placarded with the price reductions on a sign, and the customer can make his own selec tion. t. w. Will contain 167 Suits, and will be sold at 50 per cent Dis count from original prices. This means a ftxmu three df the principle bnslnesa I« f. Efl f nr C * 1C street., Lee, Lam.r end Windsor, - | f SS t» Its location, In the heart of the city, with an environment most favorable, could not be Inroroved upon, In fact, cltlxens of Americas are practically unanimous upon this site, as evidenced by the petition signed by hundreds of business men requesting its selection by the Department. And the decision yesterday meets general endorsement hero This property, fronting 122 feot on Lamar slreet nnd extending back on Lee and Windsor streets 110 feet to an alley, nnetlca'ly a block within itself, is owned by tho Dank of South West irn Georgia 10.00 Suit for. 5.00 20.00 Suit for 10.00 25.00 Suit for 12.50 Table Number 2. Will contain 188 Suits, and will be sold at331-3 per cent dis count from original prices. This means a ' 8.50 Suit for $ 5.65 10.00 Suit for..j 6.65 12.50 Suit for 8.35 15.00 Suit for....'. 10.00 18.00 Suit for 12.00 20.00 Suit for 13.35 22.50 Suit for 15.00 25.00 Suit for 16.75 Table Numbers 3 and 4 iinuvu ]ii<rnuns who urn l m — 1 w mu ide-awako to the needs of our yoqng | Hov ® rnm< ’ n * for tb0 sum of $15,000 men have pledged $14,OOOkin condition | onl, * k that <25,000 be pledged bv the whole | TUe price is deemed a very moderate city. Surely If fifteen citizens can dol one ’ ** u, ° property 1» fully worth the much the rest of the pcoplo will do| mon ®y • ni > would bring It* readily if large things for this noble enterprise. • | " old for otllor purposes. And now that the selection Is deter , mined, it te expected 'that an early HATS WILL BE WORN NO MORE I atari upon.the handsome building will “ I he made. Marble and granite will be Removal ol "The Lid" Entirely Now I Iho material used. And whllo the Expected. I appropriation Is but $50,000, the build „ ,... , . . , . I ln * wlu CMt double that amount. Ilaldheaded Americus will be keenly | Thu ,, ululUly done |h , ^ of Will contain 332 Suits and will be sold at 25 per cent Dis count from orieinal prices. and was offored to the I « Tcrf a for the sum of *15.0001 ® ^ or .....$ 4.85 8-50 Suit for— 6.35 10.00 Suit for 7.50 17.50 Suit for 13.15 22.50 Suit for 16.85 25.00 Suit for 18.75 30.00 Suit for 22.50 Table Number 5. Will contain 75 Overcoats, and will be sold at 33 1-3 per cent discount from original price. 16- Will contain several hundred pairs of Men’s Trousers, and will be sold at 331-3 per cent discount. Boy’s and Children’s Suits. Remarkably-Reduced Suits at $1.5o, 1.75, 2.00, 2.5o, 3.oo. 0.90f CtC• Shoes at 25 Per Cent Discount. Big Lot Embroideries, just opened and will be put on display Monday on the center counters. They are beanties, the prices are low, and you should not fail to see them. Chas.LAnsley, Successor to Wheatley & Ansley TO THE FARMERS Of Sumter and Adjoining Counties. We are selling this season the celebrated hlghorrade brands of the .... Coweta Fertilizer Company OF NEWNAN, QA. Call on us let us tell you about them. Pope Brown’s special formula for cotton. 9 2-3. W. A. C.~A pure Biood Guano put up In white cotton sacks 12 sacks to the ton. Coweta High Grade Fish Guano 10-2-2 atyd all other grades—amfnoniated—and all grades of Dis solved BONE and POTASH and ACID PAOSPHATE. ....... I ***»• *» uausjiy uon» m me case ori interested In the announcement ths. buildings. , lle -general deficien- bats mens bats are going out of oy bliu .. lpnrvldlB|r . dd | t | 0 „al fund.| Hr going bareheaded, even in the coldest doe . not cover the entire cost. 1 weather,Is notonlycondui’lvelohealth. I an.n.. | but promote, the growth of hair even lllon of thll <Illen(lld itrUPturn " *X, d Ste tSOIl HatS at 25% upon dome, that are polished and upon the site selected. 1 ** Discount. smooth at a gallon Jug. If this Inno vation could be spread to clrcl feminine and cut out the theatre cart., wheel and tho Faster "pocket parsly. i THEIR WEDDING IS ANNOUNCED zer” it would promote happiness and Don't FpfgeMis lime Itasday at 9 O’clock, Fetmaiy 7th ss- nwuiu piviiiuiu impptliusa nuu I matrimony along the line where now I MI** Stalling* and Mr. Lane to Mar- "angel* fear to tread.” | ry on 2Sth. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Suitings have W. D. BAILEY. Sympathy and tenderness are the I Issued ioviutlons to the marriage of|p nr ,_ c* _ _ . « , chords that best bind hosrts together. | their daughter, Miss Fannie Kate Btal-1 rora y 11 * *■ flnu vOtlOIl AVC.. lings, to Mr. Walker C. Lane ofl Valdosta, the rites to be solemnisfd on I A Lazy Livor | Tuesday evening, February 2«tb, at J Americus. Ga„ May fee only a tired liver, or a tarred |‘! ,elr . h “ d ® 0m ®‘ ">•«•»<* «» church liver. It would bo a stupid as well a* I ■'"T*’ The * nnouneoment *» °t n>ueh savage thing to beat a weary or starved I lnlcre » t > aocially. both in Amerlena and man because be lagged In bis work. So I Valdosta. Mlaa Stallings Is a charming In treating the lagging, torpid liver It 1* I nod cultured young lady and very df£tfe*d?dei* k A urM? iji.T'u I popular among a wide circle of Mends Indication of to lll-nourlsliod, enfeebled I!" ,hl ® B “ d 0,l )* r clUe * w,18r ® ,h ® h ®* body whoso organs are weary with over I ,ecn * **’ r visitor. Mr. Lane is prom- work. Start with tho stomach and allied I ,nent In-social and business circle*,and organs of digestion and nutrition. Put I the marriage wUI be an occasion of them In working order and see how mU ch interest, quickly your liver will become active. Ur. Pierce's Goldon Medical Discovery has made many marvelous cures o( "liver DIAMOND Investment with us will net you a good income, besides you have the pleasure of wearing them - . Eugene V. Haynes Co. aaa-M/ uiaticiuus wunn UI "liver I trouble • by IU wonderful control of the | WORTH II CENTS AND BRINGS IT organs of digestion and nutrition. It re- 1 u, Ui,n.vu .IM UUUUKU is re-1 stores the normal activity of the stomach. I _ Increases the secretions of the blood-mak-1 ^ uiur ** Wen> Bu * ••“•a Are log glands, cleanses the system from pol-1 Still Strong ■onoui accumulations, and to relievo* the liver of the burdens imposed opon-it by HIGH-CLA8S JEWELERS AND DIAMOND IMPORTERS, 37 Whitehall St. Atlanta. * ■5= Policemen Shot Bach Other, ollcemen Shoot Each Other Knoxville, Toon.,'Feb. 13,-a-a i ,, „ Evidence of the tact that little atten. tbs defection of other organs. tlon is paid to “ftatuies” by housee I clal to The Sentinel from Rogenvlll* ... n —4Iae «ot«on was demonstrated in Tenn., says Policemen James. Wright fool breath, constipated or lrreeular bowel* I Am*ricus yesterday when buyers con-1 sod Jame* ~ Johnson $ Harrold AMERICUS, GA. “Coweta” Brands are Best. Why, TT . Ask the commissioners of agriculture or the state chemist for the past a0 years. wnum uuxi, Uttar or sour "risings-la I’ ' " —* ——- — * „ throat otter sating, and kindred Symptoms I** •* Preeeot, the price* fixed by (he ctoewm^^^S^r”^.'enu UUI. Ice- VEESm^ Ultn SS?R««l®^ n y *“ Am * nca *' whero ihere lx Dlscovsrr. rerhscs only I no Ice to cut. s part of tho abore symptoms will bo srMcut at one time and yet point to torpid liter or ARTESIAN WELLS THE SUBJECT other Indigestible food and take Ihe’Ccldon I —— Medical Discovery * regularly ami,k to in I mo ontll yon nro vigorous and stmnr Discussed by Council Committee prints on Ono of tho committee* of council met und. ro,th. IU Inrrrdlcr.', ire endened I *“* night to consider tho sinking of and extolled by tha n.(»t eminent mwiics! another artesian well at tho’ Americus Safe Blowtre Secure *1,200. HlllBboro, Ind,, Feh. 13. rxfe of tho Citizen*’ ban- do, 12 miles from Too Selllsh. • Cltlunn—What’s the matter with nil you Rwamphurat fellows? Yott don't •eem to like uiy friend Back lots. Sub- bube—No; he's selfish. Cltlmaa —Ob, come now! Subbube—That’s what ho I*. A barn near him caught lire the other night, nnd ho put it out without waiting for the reet of us members of tho Swampbunt Hose to roach tho scene.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. cure the dlMslA*forvh*b ! |i r 't, , JJ!I. , I^ td “| reservoir, as tho rapid growth of tho A ItlJdtl lltita a# s. I ..I* tv ilamsn.la „ n ..l.ll.t.... ..t — - * - — ft ” ■* *' i$ Klt.scu, j uon t accept a •ubstltuta of unknowa! elt y demand! an additional water mp- composition for this non - secret nxmcun | piv. Council ,, a wboio will uko up the matter at next meeting. The Comfortable Fortune. “What Is your Idea of a comfortable “' " tha t I* big enough to buy you '■ T Ton want and not bit,- attract tba attenllon of the y."—Washington Star. la your comb? Why »o? Is not the heed s much better piece for it? Better keep whet is left where it belongs I Ayer’s Heir Vigor, new improved for- “ railing ~ Ayer s n«ir vi^or, nc\ W T m O mul ** quickly stops rail! Your